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Poland has come and gone from the map of Europe many times over the centuries, the battle line between East and West. Today it is a beautiful country full of history and a proud people, keen to show off their country’s individuality and culture. Our journey starts in Warsaw the mighty capital, then it’s north to the port city of Gdansk where the Solidarity trade union movement began, whose opposition to Communism led to the end of Communist Party rule in 1989. From here we move onto lesser known Wroclaw, the 2016 European Capital of Culture. Finishing in Krakow, Poland’s cultural capital, with its beautiful old town square, cobbled streets and jazz bars. From here we have a day trip to Zakopane in the Tatra Mountains. This is a busy trip with lots to discover, far beyond Poland’s stereotypes of communist housing blocks and stodgy food.Discover vibrant, historic cities and beautiful countryside in the heart of Europe
Trip Highlights :
- Guided tour of Warsaw and Krakow old town
- Discover lesser known Wroclaw
- Visit UNESCO listed Auschwitz and Wilanow Palace
- Enjoy local Polish hospitality
- Optional day tour of Wieliczka Salt Mine (must be booked in advance)
Note: All accommodations are on twin-shared basis. Single supplement will be served on request and will cost an additional USD 750.